geometry for houses

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I have an existing structure 28' deep x 285" high at the peak. Roof trusses are 102" high, building is 15'3" high (102" + 183" = 285").
Adding a 144" addition, but need to know how high new rear wall needs to be.

See attached drawing. Knowing how to arrive at answer will be very helpful.
 

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I have an existing structure 28' deep x 285" high at the peak. Roof trusses are 102" high, building is 15'3" high (102" + 183" = 285").
Adding a 144" addition, but need to know how high new rear wall needs to be.

See attached drawing. Knowing how to arrive at answer will be very helpful.

Drop a perpendicular from the peak of the house down to the ground and use that as the origin of your co-ordinate system. What is the co-ordinates of the roof peak? What is the co-ordinates of the bottom point of the roof? The line going through those two points will give the extended roof line. What is the y value for that line at x=312 plus overhang for addition?
 
What's the 24" overhangs got to do with anything? :confused:

Actually, you are correct. For the height of the addition, the overhang for the addition is immaterial.
 
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geometry 4 houses

I hope this is the help u were looking for
 

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